I love reading those blogs where people write about all the food they buy and all the food they eat. I could read about the contents of someone else's stomach all day, but I'm not really up to the task of writing about food in that way here. At the same time I'm trying really hard to cook from my farm share and on a pretty tight budget and I like the idea and sharing some of the minutiae of how I manage that, so I've been using twitter as a tool to track what comes in the farm share and what I eat. I think I might be driving my twitter followers crazy; they keep gently taking the piss out of me--sweetly even. Note the new sidebar with updates streaming in like crazy from my twitter feed. And check out this list of food bloggers using twitter.
Thanks for the link, Selene! I really like that quote you posed from "How to Cook a Wolf" - is that the title of the entire book (or perhaps pamphlet)?
Don't know if you saw the post I did about Pollen yesterday, but I think we're definitely on the same wavelength regarding these issues.
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Posted by: Phil | October 23, 2008 at 07:58 PM
Gah! I am so addicted to reading food twitters. xo
Posted by: sarah | October 30, 2008 at 07:40 PM
I think I mean tweets?
Posted by: sarah | November 06, 2008 at 05:33 PM
Sarah--what food twitterers do you read?
Posted by: Selene | November 09, 2008 at 09:27 AM
While the ever-popular Marvels was more of a survey of Marvel's history from an onlooker's perspective,The Marvels Project will offer an insider's look on how the whole super-hero phenomena came about in the Marvel Universe. I'm sure it will be reprinted in trades, but I'm too excited to wait.
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Sarah--what food twitterers do you read?
Posted by: chanel flap | November 01, 2010 at 03:24 AM
Very nice and interesting article.. I'm so addicted to reading food twitters.. Lol
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